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CLIENT STUDY 014

Goal · Brighten Under Eyes

12 weeks. One product added. Documented in-clinic.

Twelve weeks. One variable introduced. Medical Aesthetician monitored and documented her skin in-clinic every week.

Intake

A close-up headshot of a smiling woman with short blonde hair and green eyes wearing a white shirt.

Week 12

A close-up portrait of a woman with styled blonde hair and green eyes, wearing a white robe.

Individual results may vary.

Client file

Client

Tracy G., 57

Skin concern

Dark, thin & hollow under eyes

Failed before

Eye creams · caffeine serums · red light

Protocol

YURSLF PDRN · Daily

Documented by

F. Karfell, Medical Aesthetician

Period

March – June 2026

Observation log

Week 1–2

Nothing visible. No reaction.

No change in under-eye tone or skin thickness in the photographs. Applied directly to the orbital area with no stinging, watering or milia at any point

Week 4–8

Under-eye skin measurably thicker. Darkening reduced.

The crepey, tissue-thin texture was noticeably denser on palpation by the week 8 assessment. The blue-grey cast had lightened, consistent with increased skin thickness reducing the visibility of the vasculature beneath. Fine crinkling on smiling was less defined.

week 4

A close-up portrait of a smiling woman with blonde hair and green eyes, wearing a white shirt.

Week 8

A close-up headshot of a smiling woman with short blonde hair and green eyes looking at the camera.

Week 8–12

The result held with nothing on the skin.

Dermal thickness was appreciably increased on palpation compared with week 8. The skin was brighter, plumper and better hydrated at both morning and end-of-day appointments. The crepey crinkling was no longer present at rest. The tear-trough hollow and underlying orbital structure were unchanged throughout, as anticipated. Client reported she had stopped wearing concealer to cover the area as she previously had.

week 8

A close-up headshot of a smiling woman with short blonde hair and green eyes looking at the camera.

Week 12

A close-up portrait of a woman with styled blonde hair and green eyes, wearing a white robe.

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Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky, MD, FAAD

Board-Certified Dermatologist ·

Reviewed

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Case documented by a licensed medical aesthetician, March–June 2026, published with the client's written consent. Photographs taken in-clinic and unretouched. A single documented case is not a clinical trial and individual results vary. Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky, MD, FAAD is a compensated editorial contributor. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. © 2026 The Skin Files.

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